WorksheetsSociety and Democracy
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
"I am accepted, regardless of my age, race, gender, religion, national or ethnic origin.” Which section of the charter is this in?
Mobility Rights
Legal Rights
Equality Rights
Official Languages of Canada
“I can travel to any province or country.” Which section of is this in?
Equality Rights
Mobility Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
Education Rights
“I can speak the two languages.” Which section is this in?
Mobility Rights
Official Languages of Canada
Education Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
“I can say whatever I want to say unless it harms others” Which section of the charter is this in?
Education Rights
Equality Rights
Official Languages Of Canada
Fundamental Freedoms
What would happen if we lived in a dictatorship?
Nothing, it would all be fine
Our city would turn into a torture chamber
It would be like North Korea
The government would have the power to do whatever they want
Which of the following are the 4 pillars of democracy?
Rights, Freedoms, Representation, and Voting.
Justice, Equity, Freedom, and Representation.
Equity, Justice, Rights, and Education.
Freedoms, Rights, Justice, and Laws.
"I can have any religion I want and not be discriminated by others." Which section is that in?
Official Languages of Canada
Mobility Rights
Education Rights
Equality Rights
Who does the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms protect?
North American citizens
Canadian citizens
Canadian citizens and permanent residents
Anyone in Canada
What is the best way to describe a right?
Something your allowed to do
Something you can do
A privilege
Something you’re not allowed to do
What is the best way to describe a freedom?
Something you can freely do
Something you can do without being restrained
A privilege
Something you can do no matter what
How old do you need to be to participate in a real election?
14 or up
Whatever age you are
18 or up
35 or up
“I can speak any language and not get discriminated” What section is this in?
Language Rights
Mobility Rights
Equality Rights
Legal Rights
What would happen if we didn't have laws?
Without laws we have no freedom.
Without laws we will be in a safer place.
Without laws we can do whatever we want.
Without laws there will be more job opportunities.
Rights are things _______ are allowed to do
People
Canadians
Living things
Children
“Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of the person and the right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.” This section is from:
Equality Rights
Democratic Rights
Legal Rights
Mobility Rights
What would happen if we had no government?
There would be riots all day long
Chaos
Peace
The purge
What freedom lets us have a peaceful assembly?
Mobility Rights
Fundamental Freedoms
Legal Rights
Democratic Rights
What are collective rights?
Rights made by collectors
Rights that protect a group of people
Rights for collectors
Rights that protect groups that collect
How many sections is the Charter split into?
62
43
12
34
What is an injustice?
Fair treatment to individuals and groups
Something that you can freely do
An action that's not fair
Something that you can do whenever you want
What would happen if we had no government?
There would be no laws and people could do whatever they want to
People would follow the rules
Everyone would help pay for roads
There would be no crimes
What is a democratic right? Why is it important?
Every person has the right to vote. To have a good government
Every citizen of Canada has the right to vote in an election of members of the House of Commons or of a legislative assembly and to be qualified for membership therein.
Every citizen has the right to vote. To have a good government
No one has the right to vote. Everyone has a bad life
What is a right?
There are no rights in Canada
A privilege only given to adults
A privilege given to all citizens and people of Canada
A privilege only given to kids
Why do we have rules?
So we can keep a bad environment
So we can keep a good environment
So we can keep a good environment and feel safe and healthy
So we can live terrible lives.
What are our responsibilities as a citizen?
Sit back and let society serve us
We have a responsibility to speak our opinions
Do whatever we want
Impose viewpoints on others
What are two of the fundamental freedoms?
Freedom of washing your hands and freedom of drinking tea
Freedom of mobility and freedom of equality
Freedom of using tissues and Freedom of language arts
Freedom of religion and freedom of drawing
What are the four pillars of democracy?
Equity, representation, freedom and justice
Justice, freedom, representation and equity
Slavery, baravery, aster, and jon
Justice ,bravery ,slavery and savry
